Brutkey

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

It's a bit weird that the Xbox 360 and PS3 are retro consoles, nowadays.

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

Ata mārie, Cloud Island!

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

Have you noticed that “mad scientist“ is now visibly represented by Christoper Lloyd from Back to the Future?

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

Rain rain rain rain

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

On the one hand, it’s good when an alarm works

On the other hand, it’s bad when the alarm is working

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

It’s quite wet out huh

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

Well, I still haven’t deployed any updates

But I did have some really good cider

So there’s that?

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

Well, future me will have to deal with the problems of this design, I suppose.

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

Do you like delicious root beer like things? You might love this incredibly delicious birch beer from Kererū.

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

@aly@mastodon.nz Money solves many things, alas...

Trying to find the setting I remember for you now. Wouldn't surprise me if it got removed and you need something like gpedit to bring it back...

Aurynn Shaw
@aurynn@cloudisland.nz

@aly@mastodon.nz okay I'm feeling quite gaslit by Windows right now because I am dead certain I remember settings like forcing the high-performance GPU to be enabled at all times, and I can't find it. I also can't find this hardware-accelerated graphics scheduling setting that's supposed to exist in Windows.

I might need to use a second GPU to find this.

In any case, the high performance power plan is where I remember being able to force the good GPU?

Or the nvidia control panel?